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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1882
Page
10
A damaged OCR fragment from Harper's Magazine shows a poetic discourse on death and peace. It includes references to sleep, sorrow, and future calm, attributed to Meredith though attribution is uncertain. The text hints at elegiac tone and displaced lines from a periodical supplement.
Val Charter and Vernon Dalrymple face jealousy when Mrs. Maitland’s past with Vernon surfaces at a party. Hubert Dalrymple reveals Maitland once wooed Vernon, prompting Val to confront trust and promises. A misread glance, a quiet confession, and renewed love resolve the confrontation.
Prairie Farmer discusses horse lameness as a widespread issue affecting safety and welfare. It explains how foreleg problems arise from hoof wear, shoeing, and exertion, causing pain across ligaments, tendons, and bones, and emphasizes varied terms used by racing men to describe altered gait.
The piece argues that a farmer's wife manages household expenses and dairy, contributing to land purchases. It cites a pioneer couple who expanded a farm as butter and cheese profits funded acreage. It urges open farmer clubs to include wives and daughters and promotes women as counselors and motivators in farm life.
A fragment describes Austin Waterworks Co workers digging a long trench on Onion Creek. A farmer questions the purpose, noting the unusual depth and scope of the work as evidence of poor guidance and misdirection.
An elderly Brooklyn clergyman Rev. Voss Neal of 43 Troy Avenue says a prank led two coworkers Miss Cropsey and Will Everingham to claim they wed in his basement store setting at 248 Fulton Street. He insists no certificate was issued and no legal marriage occurred despite clerks hailing it as a match.
Scott Miller, a miner, traveled to Connellsville Pennsylvania after nine years away. He had worked at the same place for years and previously went to Colorado, where he spent his fortune before returning home.
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